Christ's Descent into Hades - icon explanation - Orthodox Road
WEBNov 8, 2022 · It is referred to as Christ’s Descent into Hades, Anastasis or Resurrection Icon. It is the primary icon of Pascha (Easter). Key Features & Symbolism. Christ’s cape/robe is flowing upward, which symbolizes his radical descent into Hades to save those who have died in the flesh.
The Icon of the Resurrection - Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of …
WEBFor the next forty days, the icon of the Resurrection will be displayed in our churches. The icon of the Resurrection reflects what happened on Holy Saturday. It shows our most Merciful Lord, descending into Hades, and raising all those who had fallen through death.
Icon of the Resurrection with St. John Chrysostom's Paschal Homily
WEBThe joyous event of the glorious Resurrection is expressed in Orthodox Iconography with the Descent of the Lord into Hades. The icon on the jacket of this book is a detail of a fresco by Manuel Panselinos (1295 or 1313 A.D.) …
The Resurrection | Icon of Victory - A Reader's Guide to Orthodox Icons
WEBJan 24, 2011 · This is the full reality of what Christ’s death and resurrection accomplished. In the Icon, Jesus Christ stands victoriously in the centre. Robed in Heavenly white, He is surrounded by a mandorla of star-studded light, representing the Glory of God.
Icon of the Resurrection of Christ - Orthodox Church of the …
WEBAbove the Royal Doors, in the middle of our Iconostas, is an icon of joyous event of the Glorious Resurrection expressed in Orthodox Iconography with the Descent of the Lord into Hades. Christ is shown tenderly pulling our …
Resurrection - OrthodoxWiki
WEBAug 21, 2013 · In iconography, according to the Byzantine iconographic type, the Resurrection — as early as the eighth century — is portrayed primarily by the Descent of the Saviour into Hades. Our Lord is depicted pulling up Adam and Eve out of their sepulchers while trampling upon the gates of Hades (death).
The Resurrection of Christ - Public Orthodoxy
WEBApr 29, 2019 · The Resurrection of Christ, therefore, as “ The Feast of Feasts ” and “ The Festival of Festivals,” is the fundamental truth and the ultimate event of Christian faith. It is the most decisive act of the liberation of humanity from the fear of death and devil’s power.
Orthodox Easter | The Icon of the Resurrection | Christ's descent into ...
WEBApr 30, 2021 · In the 7th episode of the “Orthodox Icons Explained” series, Fr. John explains the details of the icon of the Resurrection, Christ’s descent into Hades. This is the traditional Orthodox Easter icon, depicting the spiritual …
The Resurrection Icon, or the Harrowing of Hades
WEBThe Christian scene of Christ’s descending into Hades (Hell), also known as the Harrowing of Hades, is frequently used to depict the important event of the Resurrection of the Savior. Moreover, religious art on the subject constitutes an integral part of the Orthodox tradition.
Victory Over Death: Pascha and the Resurrection - Orthodox …
WEBMay 5, 2024 · One of the most symbolic of the Festal Icons of the Orthodox Church is that of the Holy Resurrection. In the center of this radiant event is Christ pulling Adam and Eve up from their tombs. The gates of the Realm of Death are broken and thrown down.